Junior Senator News

• Two Junior Sens commit to playing at D-III colleges02/21/2010
  

  Message from coach Peter Fiorentino:

  "Both Kyle and Brett have worked tremendously hard this year and their efforts haven't gone unnoticed. They are committed and dedicated players who have shown that they can play at the next level. I am extremely proud of both of these guys and wish them the best of luck in the next chapter of their hockey careers. Both Buffalo State (Kyle Whipple) and New England College (Brett Nightingale) have excellent academic and hockey programs, and both Kyle and Brett are very excited to now be a part of these great institutions."

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• USA WINS WORLD JUNIORS WITH LEAGUE ALUMNI01/07/2010
  

  Former Binghamton Jr. Senator Jerry D'Amigo gives a Superstar performance to Win Gold at the World Juniors.

  

  Tyler Johnson, Jerry D'Amigo, Cam Fowler and John Carlson sing the national anthem.

  League Alumni, John Carlson (NJ Rockets) netted the overtime game winner to take home the Gold, over Team Canada. Jerry D'Amigo (Binghamton Jr. Senators) added a goal and an assist, and Kyle Palmieri (Ramapo Saints, NJ Devils Youth) tallied an assist in the Gold Medal winning effort.

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• Two More Ex-Senators Make DIII Hockey Clubs10/30/2009
  

  The Binghamton Jr. Senators would like to congratulate Blake Battin who made the SUNY Cortland Hockey Team. Also, congratulations to Jonathan Guay who made Potsdam. Both teams are in the SUNYAC conference.

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• Sean Archer playing for SUNY Brockport10/18/2009
  

  Former Binghamton Jr. Senator Sean Archer has made the SUNY Brockport D-III men's hockey team. Congrats Sean!

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• Jr. Sens Showcase games available on FastHockey09/23/2009
  

  Check out the Jr. Senators showcase games last weekend at the Oaks Ice Center that are now available on the Fast Hockey web site. Click on the Fast Hockey graphic on the bottom left of this page.

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• Former Binghamton Jr. Senator Taken In NHL Draft06/27/2009
  

  The Binghamton Jr. Senators are pleased to announce that former Senator Jerry D'Amigo was drafted by the Toronto Maple Leafs in the 6th round.